“Memento is a publication of the North American Province of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter (FSSP). It is published 10 times a year for the benefit of the supporters of the FSSP.”
If you support the traditional order of the Priestly Fraternity, you will receive the short newsletter mentioned above, at no additional cost. It is very readable and very worth reading. Here is a taste of what you will get, from their “Easter” April-May 2025 issue. Here are a few quotes from 2 articles…
From the Provincial of the North American Province, Fr. William Lawrence:
“Without Our Divine Savior’s passion, death, and resurrection, death would have the ultimate victory over the human race, both physical and spiritual.”
“In the single most important aspect of our existence, our eternal salvation, we are unable to save ourselves, but are completely dependent upon the Sacrifice of Jesus Christ.”
“The ultimate goal of creation and each part of it, can only be the glory of God.”
“Only God can bring a greater good out of evil. The greater the evil, the more opposed it is to good and thus the greater the glory of God in overcoming it and bringing forth the good.”
From Dr. David Arias, Professor of Philosophy at the Fraternity’s Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary, in Denton, Nebraska…he speaks of 2 mysteries related to the Resurrection, our bodily resurrection at the end of time and also the resurrection of the soul:
“According to the Angelic Doctor [Saint Thomas Aquinas], every time a sinner is justified by God’s grace, either in Baptism or by the forgiveness of mortal sin in Confession, his soul is quite literally raised from the dead.”
“St. Thomas and St. Augustine both maintain that when God raises souls from the dead, this divine work is greater than the creation of the heavens and the earth…
…every time God raises a soul from the dead through sanctifying grace, His act terminates at an imperishable supernatural good, namely, a created participation in the divine nature itself.”
Let us pray for the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter to flourish, receive many new vocations and continue to save souls throughout the world! Please consider supporting them…and there may be a Fraternity parish near you, see above link. My family has been very blessed by attending one of their parishes in New Jersey, Our Lady of Fatima, when we used to spend much time there.